Stop the Drip: Fast, Accurate Leak Repair You Can Trust
Leaks can cause serious damage fast. That’s why Vac Truck Services offers prompt and reliable leak repair in Wilmington, NC, and surrounding areas. Whether it’s a small drip or a burst pipe, our team responds quickly to stop the water, fix the problem, and protect your home or business from further damage. We use modern tools and proven methods to locate and fix leaks with minimal disruption.
Schedule services today by calling our team at 888-480-8225.
Why Choose Us?
At Vac Truck Services, we bring over 30 years of plumbing experience to every job. We work fast, speak clearly, and provide real solutions. Our team is licensed, insured, and trained to handle everything from simple leaks to full system repairs. You’ll always know what we’re doing and why.
We believe in direct communication and honest service. When you call us, you’ll get a skilled technician who shows up on time and gets to work. No surprises. No delays.
Our Leak Repair Services
We provide comprehensive plumbing leak detection and repair services using reliable equipment and straightforward techniques. We find the source, fix it, and make sure your plumbing is back to normal in no time. If you’re dealing with water damage, strange noises, or rising water bills, our team is ready to help.
Our leak repair services include:
- Pipe leak detection and repair
- Slab leak detection and repair
- Water line leaks
- Faucet and fixture leaks
- Toilet leaks
- Emergency leak repair available 24/7
- Inspection and diagnosis using non-invasive methods
- Preventive maintenance to avoid future issues
We don’t waste time. Our goal is to stop the leak fast, fix it right, and leave your property clean and dry. You’ll get clear updates throughout the job, and we won’t leave until you’re satisfied.
Get Help Now
Don’t wait until a small leak becomes a big problem. Call Vac Truck Services for expert leak repair in Wilmington, NC, and surrounding areas. We’re available 24/7 to respond to emergencies and scheduled repairs alike.
Call us at 888-480-8225 or use our contact form to request service today.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES completed a plumbing service in Mebane, NC. The work involved excavating a trench to access and repair a damaged underground pipe, visible with metal fittings at each end. The site was then backfilled, restoring the grassy area near a residential building. A vacuum truck was used for cleanup or excavation assistance on the street.
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Vac truck crews located and removed water from a leak site in Charlotte, North Carolina. The team used vacuum equipment to safely extract and manage excess water. This service helped prevent further damage and supported timely repairs.
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Vac Truck Services reduced excessive water usage for a commercial property in Raleigh, North Carolina. The team located and resolved the source of high water bills, helping the property cut costs and operate more efficiently.
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Vac Truck Services completed a vacuum truck operation in Pineville, North Carolina. The team removed waste and debris with precision, ensuring the site remained clean and free of obstructions. This service supports environmental safety and improves system efficiency.
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Vacuum truck services supported a water line repair in Durham, North Carolina. The team used specialized equipment to access and manage underground piping efficiently. This method ensured the area remained clean and the repair progressed without delays.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES conducted underground plumbing work in Richmond, VA. The service included excavation to access pipes, inspection of pipe conditions, and soil restoration at the site. Equipment visible includes a vac truck used for digging and debris removal around the plumbing installation.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES completed plumbing repairs in Raleigh, NC, involving the excavation of soil to expose damaged underground pipes. The work included removal of deteriorated pipe sections and backfilling the area afterward, restoring the site near a residential foundation and landscaping.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES performed plumbing work involving excavation and pipe installation or repair near a building in Chattanooga, TN. The job included digging trenches, laying new piping, and exposing existing plumbing lines through soil removal adjacent to the house foundation.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES repaired a leaking underground water pipe in a muddy area of Auburn, AL. The work involved exposing the damaged pipe, replacing or securing the connection with a blue fitting and hose clamps, then restoring the disturbed ground. Visible fresh connections and water presence indicate recent pipe repair.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES conducted plumbing work involving excavation and repair of underground pipes at a residential property in Winston-Salem, NC. The service included accessing buried piping and fittings, likely for leak detection or pipe maintenance, as shown by the open soil and marked area adjacent to the house.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES completed a copper pipe repair at a residential site in Lebanon, TN. The work involved excavating muddy soil to access and replace a damaged copper line, restoring the plumbing connection and stopping the water leak.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES completed a plumbing repair in Raleigh, NC, replacing or connecting a section of PVC piping submerged in muddy water. The repair included securing pipe joints visible within the saturated soil. Service vehicles from the company are shown on-site at the residential location.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES completed a plumbing repair in Nashville, TN. The work involved excavating soil to access and repair a damaged underground pipe, followed by backfilling the trench with soil and covering it with straw to protect the grass and soil surface. A nearby fire hydrant is visible at the site.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES completed a plumbing-related excavation and soil replacement near an access cover and a foundation vent in a residential yard. The work took place in a property located in Rogers, AR. The service involved the use of a vacuum truck visible in the driveway.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES completed a plumbing repair in the vicinity of Nashua, NH. The work involved excavating a muddy area to access a leaking black pipe, followed by installing a blue coupling secured with metal clamps to fix the damaged section. The soil has been excavated around the repair site.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES conducted a plumbing repair in Springfield, IL, addressing a leaking underground pipe surrounded by roots and soil. The work involved exposing the damaged pipe and replacing or repairing it to stop water leakage. The images show the excavation and pipe repair area within the ground.
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Contractors used vac truck services to complete a water line repair in Pittsboro, North Carolina. The team finished the job with minimal ground disruption, reducing landscape impact and preserving surface integrity during the excavation process.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES completed a domestic water line repair in Cary, North Carolina. The team used vacuum equipment to access the line and limit disruption. The process helped preserve the surrounding area while restoring water service efficiently.
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Contractors used a concrete saw and hydro-excavation equipment to complete an underground repair in Durham, North Carolina. The process removed soil precisely without damaging nearby structures. This method supports safe and accurate service access on repair sites.
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VAC Truck Services used vacuum excavation to clear material without heavy equipment in Huntersville, North Carolina. This method removed debris while minimizing surface disruption. It offered a clean and efficient way to expose underground areas safely for inspection or utility access.
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Contractors replaced over 400 feet of water line in Pittsboro, North Carolina using trenchless boring and Hydro-Vac equipment. This method reduced surface disruption and preserved surrounding areas by avoiding open excavation.
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Crews used hydro excavation to reach a leak point, repaired the damaged pipe section, and completed backfilling in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This method ensured precise digging while protecting nearby utilities during pipe maintenance.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES installed a CIPP liner to repair a failing sewer line in Cary, North Carolina. This trenchless method reinforces the pipe structure without excavation, reducing disruption and improving flow efficiency.
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Vac truck services performed safe and controlled digging to minimize ground disturbance and support targeted underground repairs. Work ensured precision without damaging nearby structures or utilities. Service took place in Albemarle, North Carolina.
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Vac truck services used hydro-vac digging to support a water line repair in Garner, North Carolina. The process limited ground disturbance, allowing workers to expose utility lines safely without damaging nearby areas. This method improves access to underground pipes while reducing cleanup and surface disruption.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES used hydro-excavation to complete a non-invasive residential water line repair in Raleigh, North Carolina. This method protected the surrounding property while allowing precise access to underground utilities. The team ensured accurate digging without disturbing nearby structures.
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Hydro-excavation was used in Huntersville, North Carolina to safely expose a leaking water line with minimal soil disturbance. After the repair, crews repoured the concrete and added rebar for structural support.
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Vac Truck Services used hydro-excavation to dig safely for a water line repair in Wilmington, North Carolina. This method helped expose underground utilities without causing damage, allowing for precise access to the repair site. Hydro-excavation supports clean and controlled digging in a range of utility maintenance tasks.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES completed a trenchless water line replacement in Charlotte, North Carolina. The crew used hydro-excavation to expose and access the bored water line path from the meter to the house, avoiding open trenching and reducing surface disruption.
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Technicians in Durham, North Carolina located a damaged sewer line beside a driveway. They hydro-excavated to depths of 2 and 12 feet, jackhammered surrounding concrete, and replaced the broken pipe with new fittings. They also adjusted indoor water pressure by servicing the pressure-reducing valve (PRV).
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A contractor in Charlotte, North Carolina located a sidewalk leak and used a concrete saw to access the area. They hydro-excavated to depths of 5 and 12 feet, removed a damaged section of 1-inch polybutylene pipe, and repaired it with new fittings and pipe. They identified a persistent meter leak needing city inspection.
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VAC Truck Services repaired a leaking pipe beneath conduit power lines in Chester, Virginia. Technicians broke asphalt, used hydro excavation, replaced the damaged section, and verified the repair. They flushed the lines, confirmed zero leaks, backfilled the hole, and applied cold patch asphalt to restore the parking lot surface.
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Technicians in Mooresville, North Carolina used hydro excavation to expose and repair a leaking tee fitting located 18 inches underground. They cut and removed damaged pipe, replaced it with new fittings and pipe, and restored water service. The meter displayed normal readings after the repair, confirming the issue was resolved.
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A crew in Southern Pines, North Carolina used hydro-excavation to access a leaking ¾-inch main water line in a front yard. They removed the damaged section, installed new PEX pipe, pressure tested the system at 60 psi for 15 minutes with no pressure loss, and backfilled the area after repairs were completed.
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Vac Truck Services repaired a leaking main water line in Mooresville, North Carolina. Technicians located the leak, replaced the damaged pipe with 1 PEX, and pressure-tested the repair. They closed the excavation, poured concrete with rebar, restored water service, and confirmed no meter activity after testing.
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A technician in Pineville, North Carolina performed hydro-excavation to expose a leaking one-inch main water line. They replaced the damaged section with PEX pipe, pressure tested the system at 60 psi, and confirmed no leaks. The technician backfilled the area and installed a new pressure-reducing valve due to a blockage in the existing one.
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VAC Truck Services used hydro-excavation to replace damaged, bellied sections of a sewer line in Charlotte, North Carolina. This method minimized surface disruption while providing accurate access to underground pipes for repair.
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VAC Truck Services completed a concrete and PVC pipe leak repair in Wilmington, North Carolina. The crew excavated and repaired a leaking pipe, confirmed water flow stability, backfilled the area, and restored the driveway with rebar and new concrete. Final checks showed no remaining leaks and normal water meter readings.
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Contractors exposed and repaired a leaking water line beneath asphalt in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina. Crews cut the asphalt, used hydro excavation to reach the pipe, fixed the damaged section, backfilled the trench, and restored the asphalt surface.
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A vacuum truck service in Durham, North Carolina used hydro excavation to access a leaking section of pipe near a home's steps. The crew removed the damaged pipe from a prior repair and installed a new section with updated fittings. After restoring water service, they confirmed no leaks by verifying a zero meter reading.
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VAC TRUCK SERVICES installed a new waterline in Raleigh, North Carolina. Crews hydro-excavated an 18-inch-deep ditch from the meter to the house, connected the line at both ends, and passed inspection. The team then backfilled the ditch to complete the service.
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A vacuum truck crew in Raleigh, North Carolina used hydro excavation to expose a leaking three-quarter inch copper pipe beneath concrete. Technicians removed the damaged section, installed new fittings and pipe, and restored water service. The meter showed no flow after repair, confirming the leak was fixed.
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VAC Truck Services performed a hydro-excavation in Wilmington, North Carolina to expose a leak at a PVC male adapter near a meter yoke. Technicians removed roots, replaced the damaged pipe section, and confirmed the repair held with no leaks. They flushed water lines, verified meter stability, and backfilled the excavation site.
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